(A) When a proposed condominium is located within, adjacent to or within a distance defined in the then existing city code of the service area of an available public sanitary sewer system, then sanitary sewers and other appurtenances thereto, as approved by the City Engineer and built to standards identified and defined by the city, shall be installed by the developer in such a manner as to serve all condominium units in the initial phase of construction and designed to serve all subsequent phases if subsequent phases are contemplated.
(B) The city shall require all public sanitary sewer lines extending to the point of a tap, including the tap, to a private use to be installed within the right-of-way or within the general commons and conveyed and/or dedicated to the public when, in the opinion of the city, conveyance and/or dedication of the same would be in the best interest of the public. Sanitary sewer lines and associated appurtenances which have been dedicated to the public and accepted by the city shall thereafter be regulated by the city code and subject to design standards of the city and have associated assessments assigned to the appropriate property owner(s), if such assessments should be required.
(C) Where a public sewer system is not available, on-site sewage disposal systems may be employed providing they are approved by the county in which they are to be installed and/or the state.
(Ord. 155, passed 3-18-2003)